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This site is shadowbanned, as daily viewing figures prove since March 2018, when before then the figures were 10 times as much as they have been since. "Shadowbanning" is the act of blocking or partially blocking a user or their content from an online community - see more: What is SHADOWBANNING: Twitter: are you shadowbanned? - truther sites are targeted, eg:NewsGuard Launches War on Alternative Media - "Censorship is the tool of those who have the need to hide actualities from themselves and from others." - Charles Bukowski

“As long as justice is postponed we always stand on the verge of these darker nights of social disruption”...so said Martin Luther King Jr. in a speech on March 14, 1968, just three weeks before he was assassinated.

NASA This is why we never returned to moon! / top secret pictures about moon

2017 NEW! Vol 3

What China Found on the Moon is the Most Astonishing Space Discovery Ever

What NASA (through its Apollo Project) actually discovered on the Moon, beginning just seven years later, has now been resoundingly confirmed (if not yet "officially" announced ...) by the Chinese "Chang'e-3" unmanned lunar landing mission--
A stunning validation of not only the ultimate reality of "the Apollo Program" itself (against all those who have claimed, against overwhelming evidence, that "it never really happened ...") -- but what the Apollo astronauts actually found ... all those years ago -- which NASA then inexplicably, but relentlessly, suppressed:
The still-glistening, crystalline remains of "an extraordinarily ancient, Type II lunar civilization." Now, the Chinese government -- almost a half-century after the American astronauts first quietly recorded them -- has just as quietly published official ... independent ... stunning Chang'e-3 color images--

Two Massive Meteors Crash Over Southern England! (26th November 2017)

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Footage has emerged online of two massive meteors crashing over Southern England, firing up the whole sky! There were hundreds maybe thousands of witnesses to this meteor shower event! The phenomena was caught on camera as two massive meteors broke up across the atmosphere creating strange flashes of lights in the sky. This incredible footage was taken as it happened around midnight on 26th November 2017. The meteors were seen for miles across England including Lancashire and Wales. There has been an increase in meteor activity this month with NASA announcing the first 'alien object' to enter our solar system with a spacecraft shaped meteor entering the solar system that is believed to be from a different solar system in space. The Ursids meteor shower 2017 is also about to start in December where we will be able to see 10 bright meteors per hour!

Last year after NASA SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket disintegrated on cape Canaveral, billionaire CEO of Space X Elon Musk Twitted "We have not ruled that a UFO hitting the Space X Falcon 9 rocket". This never before seen Kryan channel exclusive high definition video is best to watch on big screen TV. Here you can clearly see SpaceX rocket disintegrates shortly after the launch from Cape Canaveral NASA platform after UFO hitting it.

Our source in NASA said that all 3 times a top secret package for an American astronaut eyes only is sent to International Space Station - An Alien Extraterrestrial Object interfere preventing its delivery.

NASA official said that he has not sufficient clearance to know what exactly is in the package launched to ISS by Space X Falcon 9 rocket but every time its delivery is prevented by UFO.

Wednesday, November 29, 2017

(Arjun Walia) Despite the unfortunate fact that pornography has largely shaped our ideas and perceptions about sex, and might have negative biological consequences, porn websites still rank among the top in the world, and, as we now know thanks to whistleblowers like Edward Snowden, William Binney, and Thomas Drake, we’re not the only ones watching.In case you didn’t know, Edward Snowden is the former intelligence contractor who leaked information about the NSA’s mass surveillance program, one of multiple clandestine black budget operations that involves a global network of intelligence agencies who can access your phone, computer, email, cameras, and much more.“A child born today will have no conception of privacy at all,” says Snowden. “They’ll never know what it means to have a private moment to themselves, an unrecorded, unanalyzed thought. And that’s a problem because privacy matters, privacy is what allows us to determine who we are and who we want to be.”

So, what’s the justification for these mass surveillance programs? A heightened national security state. In the wake of global terrorism and other national security threats, the global elite has made our surveillance out to seem a necessity, a matter of life and death even, and many of us are buying into this view. But that’s all changing thanks to people like Edward Snowden, and the alternative media networks daring to report that many of these so-called threats to national security are actually manufactured by the same ones proposing to solve it.

This has become more clear every single year since 9/11, a classic example of false flag terrorism, which is one method used to justify the heightened national security state and mass surveillance programs. But these tactics have been around for a long time, and people have been calling them out for just as long. As Mark Twain once wrote:The statesmen will invent cheap lies, putting the blame upon the nation that is attacked, and every man will be glad of those conscience-soothing falsities, and will diligently study them, and refuse to examine any refutations of them; and thus he will by and by convince himself that the war is just, and will thank God for the better sleep he enjoys after this process of grotesque self-deception.

So, if they’re lying about their justification for these programs, what’s the reason for mass surveillance? There could be several. Perhaps the Deep State would like to keep their eye on developments that threaten their control? These could include ideas, people, new technologies — you name it.

A recent tweet by S nowden explored this idea, reminding people that the NSA “wrote entire reports about how people’s porn habits could be used to discredit them.”

Here is the article link to the article Snowden is referring to.This is a classic example of the elite working to protect their own interests. If somebody provides proof of, let’s say, rigged elections, the establishment would instantly look into them and use whatever information they find against them. They’re always looking to blame someone else, as the recent Russian election hacks debacle made clear.

It’s very concerning that the mainstream media can make a claim, without any evidence to back it up, and it immediately becomes accepted as fact and discussed all over the world.

“The conscious and intelligent manipulation of the organized habits and opinions of the masses is an important element in democratic society. Those who manipulate this unseen mechanism of society constitute an invisible government which is the true ruling power of our country. We are governed, our minds are molded, our tastes formed, our ideas suggested, largely by men we have never heard of.” – Edward Bernays, Propaganda, 1928

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About the Author

I joined the CE team in 2010 shortly after finishing university and have been grateful for the fact that I have been able to do this ever since :) There are many things happening on the planet that don't resonate with me, and I wanted to do what I could to play a role in creating change. It's been great making changes in my own life and creating awareness and I look forward to more projects that move beyond awareness and into action and implementation. So stay tuned :) arjun@collective-evolution.com

How can I buy bitcoin in the UK?

Bitcoin has attracted increased interest this year - here's how to get someCREDIT: APJames Titcomb20 JULY 2017 • 6:30AM

The price of bitcoin has been surging in recent months. Compared to the start of the year, it has more than doubled, and has risen 250 per cent in the last year.

Bitcoin is famously volatile - few can predict with any certainty where it will go from here and many believe we're in the middle of a bubble - but one thing's certain: if you'd invested five years ago you'd be doing very well for yourself now.

There are two main ways to get hold of bitcoin - buying an expensive supercomputer (with a whopping electricity bill to match), and using it to "mine" bitcoins, the process of solving the cryptographic codes that keep the entire network running.

This isn't a realistic scenario for most people, so the alternative is to buy. Buying bitcoins used to be a complicated affair - long waits, massive fees and foreign websites. Now there are a number of consumer-friendly websites for buying and selling not only bitcoin, but etherium and other cryptocurrencies.

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However, the process isn't always entirely straightforward. Legal bitcoin services are heavily regulated, given the currency's association with online black markets, and its cryptographic nature means security protocols can be complicated.

Step 1 - Set up a bitcoin wallet

A bitcoin wallet is where you hold your bitcoins. Alternatively you can download the entire bitcoin program (around 150GB), but you're probably not going to go to those lengths, and there's no reason why your computer is more secure than a popular website, so the best option is to use an online wallet, which is sort of like a digital bank account.

There is no shortage of wallets, but one of the biggest and most popular is Blockchain.info, which is backed by millions in venture capital funding and has an easy to use website and mobile app. It also takes security steps to make sure your bitcoins are as safe as they can be.

Go to Blockchain.info/wallet to sign up, or download the mobile app. The sign up process is as easy as doing so for an email or social media account.

Step 2 - Secure your account

Blockchain.info has a series of security measures that you should take to make sure your bitcoins are safe once you do get your hands on them. Other wallets are likely to have the same protocols.

Note down your Wallet ID, found in Settings (you'll need it again to log in in future), and use the security centre to verify your email, set up two-factor authentication and so on. After that, you're ready to buy.

Step 3 - Find a broker

Once you've got your wallet, you're ready to add some bitcoins to it. As of the time of writing, one bitcoin is worth over £1,500, but fear not - they are infinitely divisible, so you can buy £10 worth (about 0.005 bitcoins) if you want.

To do this, you have to find a broker. If you're getting confused, think of it like buying a foreign currency from the Bureau de Change: the wallet is your bank account and the broker is the Bureau de Change.

Brokers are the ones handling your real money - you send them cash via a credit card, bank transfer or some other method, and they send bitcoins to your account. Because of this, they often have strict "Know Your Customer" requirements that include identity verification.

They vary on exchange rates, fees, method of payment and quality of service. Credit card payments are often quicker, but can incur a fee, for example. The website Bittybot allows you to compare brokers, including trust ratings.

To begin with you might want to stick with something easy to use and reliable. Popular sites include Coinify, which is integrated with Blockchain.info, and Bittylicious, which is a peer-to-peer site.

Step 4 - Buy buy buy

Once you have found the right broker, buying is simply a case of spending money with your credit card or with a bank transfer. It might be best to stay away from sites that require international bank transfers, since they can hold up the process.

The crucial piece of information you need is a bitcoin address - that's the unique identifier on the bitcoin network that represents your account. Crucially, this is different from the login details on your Blockchain.info (or other wallet) account - but it can be found there.

On Blockchain.info, it can be found in the Request tab - it will look something like this: 1CdDgoU4QqZPhD8QSXdNjPT7Cbuug9Viy2.

Every bitcoin broker will ask for your bitcoin address - that's the code you give them. Buying bitcoins can take anywhere from seconds to a few hours depending on who you use, but if you return to your Blockchain.info account you should find the coins there. Voila - now just wait for them to surge in value (or fall dramatically, either way).

Step 5 - Sell or spend

If you want to sell up, it's much the reverse of a purchase - people are quite happy to trade bitcoins for cash just as the other way around.

You can use the same broker websites to sell your bitcoins back. This will involve the broker giving you an address to send your bitcoins to - which you do from your wallet. Once the transaction has been confirmed, you should receive a bank transfer or some other form of payment back.

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Bitcoin goes PATHOLOGICAL ... pure mania on parade - 09 Dec. 17

As Bitcoin skyrockets past $18,000, I’m issuing a new Bitcoin warning video (see below for the full video). Bitcoin speculation has now clearly reached the level of a “digital tulip bulb mania” that’s going to end catastrophically. Historians will be writing about the mania (and the madness of crowds) for decades to come, and the Bitcoin collapse will be used by the establishment to discredit decentralized systems, libertarians and certain sectors of the independent media. The headlines you’re going to see emblazoned across the mainstream media when this scheme unravels will include, “Bitcoin BLOODBATH” and “Bitcoin Goes BUST.” Every individual and website publisher that promoted Bitcoin is going to be named, discredited and possibly even indicted. The people who are buying into Bitcoin right now are nothing more than sheep being led to slaughter. (Stay up to date on all this by reading BitRAPED.com.) When this Ponzi scheme collapses, who are they going to blame? People like Max Kaiser, of course, plus other individuals who may even face arrest and prosecution for their involvement in this financial fraud scheme.

Cryptocurrency mining market NiceHash hacked; $67m might be stolen

The cryptocurrency mining marketplace NiceHash has announced it suffered a hack attack. As a result, hackers have stolen an unknown amount of funds and emptied its entire Bitcoin wallet.

In an official statement issued on Wednesday, the company said “Unfortunately, there has been a security breach involving NiceHash website. We are currently investigating the nature of the incident and, as a result, we are stopping all operations for the next 24 hours. Importantly, our payment system was compromised, and the contents of the NiceHash Bitcoin wallet have been stolen. We are working to verify the precise number of BTC taken.”

“Clearly, this is a matter of deep concern, and we are working hard to rectify the matter in the coming days. In addition to undertaking our own investigation, the incident has been reported to the relevant authorities and law enforcement, and we are co-operating with them as a matter of urgency.”

On Wednesday, NiceHash sent out two tweets informing customers that their servers are down and the team is working on a fix. However on 8:29 AM Thursday, December 7, (GMT) the company revealed that its servers had been breached while its site is displaying security notice maintaining that an investigation has been launched to verify the precise number of BTC taken.

However, according to a BTC address shared by NiceHash user on Reddit, a sum of 4,736 BTC that is around 66,503,659.12 USD has been stolen. If the address belongs to NiceHash hackers, this is a massive blow for the company. Another important point HackRead.com has observed is that the amount in the BTC address is increasing gradually since initially, the address contained 60,000 USD.

When HackRead.com first checked the address it had 60,000 USD but within 30 minutes the amount increased to 66,000 USD

Like CoinHive, NiceHash provides cryptocurrency codes to users who are embedded in websites that use visitors’ CPU power to generate Bitcoin. The company was formed in 2014 and became a popular marketplace for miners.

NiceHash is urging users to change their online passwords. We are keeping an eye on the situation, expect an update soon.

7th Breach Against Cryptocurrency Platforms In Last 5 Months

According toreports, the breach also affected the Bitcoin price over the weekend temporarily. However, this is the sixth major security breach against a cryptocurrency platform. Here is a timeline for all six breaches:

Bithumb breach: In July, Bithumb, one of the largest Bitcoin and Ether exchange platforms suffered a breach resulting in the theft of billions of South Korean Won.

CoinDash breach: In July again CoinDash (ISO), an Israeli cryptocurrency social trading start-up announced that its crowdfunding page was compromised during Token Sale event earlier today — As a result, hackers stole Ethereum worth $7 million.

Veritaseum breach: In July 2017 again, Veritaseum, another cryptocurrency platform announced that their Initial Coin Offering (ICO) suffered a data breach in which around US$8.4 million worth of Ethereum were stolen.

Parity Technologies breach: On July 20, 2017, unknown hacker stole $32 Million in Ethereum from 3 multisig wallets by exploiting a critical security flaw in its multi-signature wallet software.

Enigma Marketplace breach: In August this year, Enigma, a decentralized marketplace and cryptocurrency investment platform suffered a data breach in which hackers stole $500,000 in Ethereum. The hack took place when the firm was about to start the crypto token sale.

Tether hack: On November 19th, Tether, a start-up firm known for offering dollar-backed cryptocurrency suffered a data breach in which a whopping $30 million worth of tokens were stolen.